Further Reading
- Caldeira Cabral, Pedro (1999). A Guitarra Portuguesa,. Portugal: Ediclube. ISBN 972-719-077-4. — THE PORTUGUESE GUITAR
- Richards, Tobe A. (2009). The Portuguese Guitar Chord Bible: Lisboa Tuning 1,728 Chords. United Kingdom: Cabot Books. ISBN 978-1-906207-13-7. — A comprehensive chord dictionary for the Portuguese Coimbra Guitar
- Soares, Paulo (1999). Método de Guitarra Portuguesa Vol. 1: Bases para a Guitarra de Coimbra. Portugal: Paulo Soares. ISBN 972-97496-0-4. — Basic techniques for the Portuguese Coimbra Guitar (Portuguese)
- Soares, Paulo (2007). Método de Guitarra Portuguesa, Vol. 2: Domínio dos Acordes. Portugal: Paulo Soares. ISBN 978-972-97496-1-2. — Chord building (Portuguese)
- Cebolo, Eurico Augusto (unknown). Guitarra Magica Fado. Portugal: Unknown. ISBN 972-8019-07-6. — Basic techniques for the Portuguese Coimbra Guitar (Portuguese)
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